Distech Controls ECLYPSE APEX User Manual

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Setting the EC-Multi-Sensor Series’ Subnet ID Address
Each EC-Multi-Sensor connected to a controller’s Subnet Port must be set to a unique subnet ID ad-
dress. This address should correspond to the block number of the associated Multi Sensor block in
EC- gfx Program. The address is set through the rotary selector located next to the Subnet Port con-
nector.
Back of
EC-Multi-Sensor
EOL Jumper: EOL is enabled
when present; remove to
disable EOL
RJ-45 Subnet Connector
Set the Subnet
ID Address with
a Small
Screwdriver
1
0
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Figure123: Setting the EC-Multi-Sensor Series’ Subnet ID Address
Use a small screwdriver (for example, a precision or jeweler’s screwdriver) to set the selector. The fig-
ure above shows an example of how to set the EC-Multi-Sensor Series’ Subnet ID address DIP switch
to 1 and the EOL termination is ON.
Once an EC-Multi-Sensor is installed, the following tip can be used during system commissioning to verify if the EC-
Multi-Sensor is set to the correct subnet ID address for the zone in which it is physically located.
Run EC- gfx Program in debug mode for the controller with 4 Multi Sensor block instances, 1 to 4. Set a remote control
to zone ID 0, then aim it at the EC-Multi-Sensor and press a command (fan speed button for example). In EC-
gfx Program, see which block instance shows an output (RemoteFanSpeed).
Usually it is easier to reassign Multi Sensor block numbers in EC- gfx Program code than it is to change the Subnet ID
Address of an installed EC-Multi-Sensor.
Setting the EC-Multi-Sensor-BLE Subnet ID Address
Each EC-Multi-Sensor-BLE on the ECx Subnetwork must be set to a unique subnet ID address. The
address is set with the rotary switch located at the rear of the sensor using a small screwdriver (≤ 2.5
mm - 0.1’’).
The Subnet ID address must be set before installing the sensor, as the rotary switch might not be accessible
once the rear spring is installed.
5 different Subnet ID codifications are used on the ECx Subnetwork :
£ 1 for Allure UNITOUCH™ sensors and EC-Multi-Sensor-BLE sensors
£ 1 for Allure EC-Smart-Vue sensors
£ 1 for Allure EC-Smart-Comfort and Allure EC-Smart-Air sensors
£ 1 for EC-Multi-Sensors
£ 1 for ECx-Light/Blind expansion modules
Consequently, for example, the same Subnet ID can be assigned to an ECx-Light/Blind module, to an EC-Multi-
Sensor and to an Allure EC-Smart-Vue sensor without any addressing issue.
The Subnet IDs that can be allocated to EC-Multi-Sensors are 0 (factory default), 1, 2, 3, and 4. All
other addresses are not used.
Subnetwork Installation Guidelines

Distech Controls ECLYPSE APEX Specifications

General

Brand	Distech Controls
Model	ECLYPSE APEX
Category	Control Systems
Language	English